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LEG ER- ; COrdelia,' Miss BR I STO W After which will be performed (itith tithe) a netv , Pantominae,. called • HARLEQUIN PEDLAR; Or, THE. HAUNTED WELL. . . 'Harlequin Pedl.:r, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; • 'Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI " . Sir Timothy Chatfcstone, Mr. T 13LAiNi CHARD ; Sir Marmadulte Rupee, Mr. Al DG WAY .; Columbine, Miss ADAMS ; Fairy of the Well, Miss M. lIR I s - row The Fairy Dew L)rop, Miss WORGMA N. -Boxes 7s. Second P rice 3s. 6d. —P it 35, 6d. Second Price xs. Gallery 2S. Second Price is.,-Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be'Opened at half past Five, and the Play begin at Halt past Six. r'To-morrow, The Merchant of Venice : Portia, by Mrs. Weston, being her lint appearance in London.—On Mon day, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.--On Tuesday will be revived, The Conscious Lovers;—On Wednesday, The Re venge —On Thursday, livery Man in his Humour. A new .Drama, in Three A6IS, interspersed with Music, called The tree Knights ; or, The Edid of Charlemagne, is idrehearsal, and will be speedily. produced. LYCIiUM 'THEATRE. 'Underthe Special License of the LORD CHAMBERLAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Setvants, forming the COM PANY of :the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, wiu, THIS PRESENT EVENING, January la, aro, Verform a revived Comedy, in Five Ads, called THE CONFEDERACY. . - Gripe, • Mr. mATHE WS • Money-11 p, Mr. DOW I'dN, Brass, Mr. MELVIN, (Their first appearance its those Charaders) ; Clarissa, Miss DUNCAN ; Aratninta, Miss BOYCE ; • ,';Corinna, .Mrs. EDWIN, Plippanta, Mrs. ORGER, (Their first appearance in those Charaden). After which (16th time) the celebrated Pantomimic- Fairy Tale, called CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. • 114)401t.TALS. Cupid, Master LAURENT ; Hymen, Master W EST; Venus, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Nymph, Mrs. BLAND'. • I , 4O.IITALS• • The Prince, Mr. ROBERT ; Pedro, Mr. LAURENT- ' , The Sisters, Mrs. SCOTT,and M's. CHATTE RLE ; Cinderella, Miss RA Y . Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 3t. Gd. Second Price as.— Gallery as. Second Prici is. —Upper. Galleb' is. , Second Price 6d. Boxes and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, 'in the Box. Office, at the Strand entrance ;• of whom may also be had Private Boxes nightly. The Doors to be opened at f Calf past Five, and the Per. formance to begin at I lalt past Six. To:morrow, The Beggar's. Opera. —On Monday, As You Like It.—On Tuesday, The Mountaineers : Ottavian, by a Gentleman, ' - being his first appearance on any stage. IrrFIE - CREDITORS . tipon. Bond; or other Spe cialties, of Mr. C; F,ORG E BLACK IWRN. deceased, late Chief Mate of the Conies East Indiainan, arr..requested to send StateittentS of the' r Petnands, in order tliat the saute may be exatriiiied; to Messrs. I. N. and B. Pearse, 41, Lothbury. . MONEY MATTERS. - - MONEY immediately advanced -by Annuity, or on Bills or Notes, or any other kind' security, by applying or addressing a line .(post paid) any. day from trine till lour, to the Direciors of the Agency Oilh:ei No. t Newcastle-street, Strand. LINCOLNSHIRE. THE SALE of the ESTATE, at SAXELBY, advertised for the tgtli day ut January inst. is POST PONED. PAID ON DEMAND,' 2,6'8 "- - - ‘zoooo 133 -- - k 10,0-.)0 10,2 9 4 -- - 2C,00') 8,831 •- - 5,000 18,544 -..- 29,00 Q 8,716 -- - - 5,000 19,544 - - - 20,000+ t 9,570 - - 5,0,0 2,279 - - - 10,000 i7,i z 7 - - - 4,000 Besides Pi izzs of z,0,00t. i ,0001. scot. &c. This grand List of Capital Prizes were sold in Shares, in ?he•last and three pr::ceding• Lotteries, at .t he old-established State Lottery - Offices, 26, Cornhill, and" St. Margaret's Hill, Borough, of HORNSBY and Co. who were also the first to sell two Prizes of 30,0a01. • iIORNSBY and Co. respeafolly solicit the fa vour of the Public in the NEW STAVE LOT, TER?, which abounds with Capital Chances ; they also beg leave to assure their Friends, that they . will use their best endeavours to procure Prizes worthy their post:essing. TICKETS and - SHA ES'are selling at the lowest YricCs: and al! Orders by Post or Carrier executed to any part or the globe, on the sante terms as it present. f;._7"ro ON DAY, the tilth FEBRUARY next. Two, three, and four Tickets of the same Number Jllly be ha , l, so that 40,ce01., 6q,0e01. or S:,ocol. can be ob tained by one Adventure. A 't' a 'very numerous I'IEETING of -PROPRIE -47.1. TORS of EAST INDIA STOCK at the King's (lead Tavern, in the Poultry, on Wednesday, the loth January, 187 J. CHARLES P! ES'c:Fl E LL, Esq. in the Omit. The following Resolutions were *Oust(' by Sir GEORG E DALLAS, Bart. by Sir tOLIN LUBBOCK, t. • In. Resolved Unanimously, That, upon vatiouS and important occasions, Mr. Twi. ning has given the most unequivocal proofs of his ettachmeht to the East India Company, and of his dispoSitiou and ability to•secur. - : the Rights, and to advance the Interests of the Pro prieters in general. sd, Resolved Unanimously, That such conduet affords Mr. TWining reasonable ground for confiding in the support of the Proprietors at this im portant juncture; when the terms upon which the Charter may be renewed, will 'probably depend, in a great degree, upon the requsite q uplitications of those CentleMen, who may be placed in the DireCtion. • ad, Resolved Unanimously, That Twining : indisputably does posF.e..: thoserequi. site qualifications, and that they are neither less likely to prove beneficial to the Company, nor less deserving of sup. port. because they have called tOrth the voluntary and ho. nourahle Ccommendation of so great a majority of the Di redors ; but that, on'the contrary, a good understanding an d a fi rm co-operation between the oprietors and the Direc tors; are so po:uliarly requisite, at this time, that'every at tempt to lessen that good understanding, or to, weaken that co-operation, should 'be considered as ansattempt i which, whaterer the intention of it May he ; cannot fail of proving highly injurious trithe interests of the .Company. 4th, Resolved Unanimously, Therefore that, not only as friends - to M r.T wining, and his Well-grounded hope of support, but also as real fiends and well_wishers to the East India Company, we will continue to exert every fair and honourable endeavour to .secure Election : and in this endeavour we earnestly and conscien- tiously•exhort the Proprietors in general to unite with us. CHARLES PIESCHELL, Chairnian. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to .given to Charles Pieschel I, Esq. for his able conduCt in the Mr. Twining's 'Committee will meet daily at th,•: King's Head in the Poultry, where any communications will be. thankfully received. • • TO THE CLERGY. • e rWELVE SERMONS, wEilten by 1)r. TRUS LER,•• .on. interesting •Subjeds, 4to. in Manuscript Type; with a high finishe.i Engr a vi ng . The subjecthis tOzical. Price ios. 6d. or is each separate. His Collection of Practical Discourses for the Pulpit, - Manuscript• Type, have been universally admired and ap proved ; ui ninirber Pio ; is. each, br 32 tor tl. its: 6d.• which may he had, by writing, post-paid, addressed to Dr. Truslet, No. 3, Paternoster-row., The `-., 7 ublinie Reader; being that part of the Church Ser. vice re ;:d by the MintSter. The emphatic words, marked. 2s. 6C. _ --; f::::distinelion between words esteemed synonimous, and the ; , : . .yer choice of them determined. Two vols. tos. 6d. C:ionology,3 vols. ; also an Epitome for the pocket, . - 3 Trusler's Atlas, 4 quarto Maps, and 22 Plans of Chief Cities, :.ls. not id. a Map ; witii a Gazetteer by way of re. f:rerce ; or for tams readers, small as an Almattack, as. with 5 Maps, 25. 6 1. SIR JAMES BRANSCONII3\and Co. ARE now Selling TICKETS and SHARES in the NEW STATE: LOTT Y, to be drawn the Nth of F ELtRUARY, 1810, all in ONE DAY, at their Lucky Offices, -N0..37, Cornliill, NO, 11, Holborn, No. 38, Hay market, and No. 269, Strand ; where they had•the un, re. cedented good Fortune to distribute to the Public, in the -last Three Lotteries alone, the following Capital Prizes, Shares, namely : No. 2,618 - ,C 20,000 No. 1,35 g - 00 9,123 - 20,0;0 12,767 - , 10,000 • 18,977 2 ,,000 4,390 - 5,000 1 2 ,5 - - 20,000 15,127 5,000 3,256 - 20,000 13,318 - 5,000 With the Grand Capital Prite of 1,000 Tickets, No. 3,618, which divided amongst th s ointunate Holders 24,7651. inde pendent of many I,onol , 1. &c. &c. Where likewise the First 30,0001 Prize, the 0n1y40,0001. Prize, and the last 25,0001. Prize, ever shared in the State Lottery, were sold in Thirty-ono ~ hares. The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an early Pur 4hase an the present Lottery, being on the same much-ap proVed Plan as the last, when nearly every Ticket was sold, as they. presume a scmvltyot Tickets and Shares will be ex perienced, from the merits of the Plan being MOM generally itnown. Scheme in this Paper. riztra paid on Demand. Early next (lotitli will be published, in 4to. with Maps, Volume the Ist of HISTORICAL SKE I:CHES of the SOUTH of 1N DI A, in an Attempt to trace the History of My. sour, iron' the Origin of the, Hindoo Government of. that State, to the Extinction of the Mohammedan Dynasty in 1799 founded chid) , on Indian Authorities, collected by the Author while officiating for several years as Political Re sident at the Court of Alysoor. FRIDA-I; JANUARY 12, 1810. tICiU;SZLING-OFFICE, Jan. 5, T HE COMMISSIONERSjor PICTWILLIAG HIS MAJESTY': NAVY do here& give Notice, That. en Tuesday, th:.2id Instant, they will he ready to receive. Tenders, it writing (scaled up), and treat for Three trundred and Fify Tons ofellESl-11.12E. DERBYSHIRE, WAR.' WICK.SHIRE, or GLOUCESTER CHEESE, or'C'berse: of tiietigoiatiess, to hedeliVeled, one tiay thereof in one Menlo, and the other Half in one 'Vont,: afterwards,. into His .. 1 1.1ajes., ty's PiaaallingStores at the Pools, and in the proportiont under, Tons. Deptford - - Portsmouth - too Plymouth - '-' .too 3i° aid t, be paid fur 4y Bills payable, with Interest, • ninety day:. after date. The Conditions of the Contraa nrly 6e seen at the Secretary's 00'ee No regard will be had to aro, Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted us wordy at length, or that ;ball not be delivered to ; the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the . 23d Instant, nor unless the Person who makes the tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer wh , ri ca/led for. - . n - • - NEW AND SUPE,RIOR SCHOOL BOOKS. - • QIR 11 'CHARD PHILLIPS, Book . 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My reliance is, and al ways has been, upon your knowledge of my Condo& as a Proprietor ; that f:ortdtid has. in no in stance, proceeded from a wish to serve my3elf, but from a desire to maintain the just rights, and to proinote the perma. runt interests of the Company; And it, by your favour, f giould be placed in the Direction, I never will depart from those principles. It has been my wish td.wait personally upon the Proprie tors as much as I possibly could ; when in any instance 1 have not done so, I r: ust that the omission will .not be attri buted to want of respect, hut to the extensive nature of the Canvass, when compared' with the time in which I had to accomplish it. 1 am, Ladies and Gentlemen, very respedfully, tour most obedleuti and very humble Servant, RICHARD TWINING. Strand, fan. to, dm. Mr. Twining's Cominittee meet daily at the King's Head, in the Poultry, wltete all Communications will be thank fully rceeivi.4. By LIEUT.-COLONEL MARK WILKS. 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